RWANDA REFORESTATION

WILDERNESS BISATE IN RWANDA has now planted 70,000 indigenous trees, all nurtured from seed to sapling in the onsite nursery. Some 15,000 of the trees were planted over the past eight months, assisted by the local cooperative and other community members. Bisate also works with conservation tourism operator Wilderness Safaris’ dedicated non-profit life skills and educational programme, Children in the Wilderness (CITW), through its partnership with Bisate Primary School and Bisate Secondary School. The partnership sees 152 learners attend weekly environmental clubs, with 92 students at Bisate Secondary School also having been awarded a six-year educational scholarship. Between 2018 and 2020, the students contributed to Bisate’s reforestation programme by planting their own trees at the lodge and their respective schools.…

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